T1 and T2 Endoskeleton Research Thread

[ghostman]

Wow ghostman; you're a man of many talents

My name is Shimazaki Kyoichi.
I used to be on the SFX staff of a Japanese movie.
I sculpted Flying MechaGodzilla,Biollante head
and stop motion animation models of Robocop3.

 

[The Terminator]

それは非常に印象的です。
That is very impressive.

 

[Too Much Garlic]

WOW, feeling humbled. Very impressive indeed.

 

[gizmo]

Sooo cool Shimazaki and great to have you here.

Ben

 

[ghostman]

I would like to 3D print the endoskeleton in 1/1 size once the data is complete.
I'd also like to 3D print it at 1/3 size.
I'd like to take a hint from the Yokohama Gundam and put a support rod out from the back wall.
I would like to move it by motor control and display it like a motion display.

 

[gizmo]

Very ambitious and cool ghostman!!

A couple more pics of the T1 endo.

 

[ghostman]

Very ambitious and cool ghostman!!

A couple more pics of the T1 endo.
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The second photo is the one I uploaded.

 

[Too Much Garlic]

WOW, that's one heck of a display option. Cool.

 

[ghostman]

I want to move the 1/1 size endoskeleton like a Bunraku puppet,
but to do so, it must be made lightweight.
T-800 Cosplay

 

[gizmo]

Sorry Ghostman I didn’t realise you’d already posted it. I had it saved a long time ago on an old hard drive. I’m going through old pics from ages ago to try and find any that may be rare. More to come.

 

[Too Much Garlic]

It's not a picture I have seen posted before. I went back to check if I had missed something. If it was posted before it is not showing up in my feed. Which makes me wonder if I'm missing other stuff?

 

[ghostman]

Sorry Ghostman I didn’t realise you’d already posted it. I had it saved a long time ago on an old hard drive. I’m going through old pics from ages ago to try and find any that may be rare. More to come.

No problem.

 

[joberg]

My name is Shimazaki Kyoichi.
I used to be on the SFX staff of a Japanese movie.
I sculpted Flying MechaGodzilla,Biollante head
and stop motion animation models of Robocop3.
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Having you on board and looking at your wonderful and impressive workmanship in an honor Kyoichi-san

 

[giuseppem]

What an amazing thread, I've been following for a while and there is still so much unreleased stuff that gets posted. I've finally decided to pull the trigger on a 1:1 but it looks like the only currently available on the market is the Sideshow model, I definitely feel that the endoskeleton like it's been posted on this thread without guns is my favorite and true to the movie. Do you guys know why they decided to release with guns instead of plain endoskeleton?

 

[ghostman]

It's not a picture I have seen posted before. I went back to check if I had missed something. If it was posted before it is not showing up in my feed. Which makes me wonder if I'm missing other stuff?

That photo was taken by an acquaintance of mine with my camera.

 

[gizmo]

That photo was taken by an acquaintance of mine with my camera.

Really. That is cool. So it’s from the early 80’s then? Did he take the one with Stan in front of it?Stan is really young in that pic.

Ben

 

[Too Much Garlic]

Oh... THAT's what you meant... mind blown.

 

[ghostman]

Really. That is cool. So it’s from the early 80’s then? Did he take the one with Stan in front of it?Stan is really young in that pic.

Ben

A long time ago, a friend of mine was going to compete in a Halloween contest in Hollywood.
I lent him my camera.
Unfortunately, I was too busy with work to go.
To my surprise, he won the contest and visited Stan Winston Studios.
Here is a picture taken at that time.
Unfortunately, the endoskeleton was the only one taken.
He passed away a few years ago.

 

[Too Much Garlic]

I'm sorry to hear that.

 

[gizmo]

Ghostman sorry to hear of your friends passing and such a great story behind that pic. Thanks for that.

Ben